Senators Want Check Of Oil Pipeline Beneath Lakes
Three U.S. senators have asked a federal agency to check on the safety of an oil pipeline that runs beneath Great Lakes waters.
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Three U.S. senators have asked a federal agency to check on the safety of an oil pipeline that runs beneath Great Lakes waters.
"Frankly it's a safety issue and obviously a public health issue as well."
"We thought that if we could try and capture the essence of the 'coolness' of Detroit, you know, give people a way to give back ..."
The plan is to better promote what high-demand career paths exist in the state.
"It hardly enhances the judiciary to have a jurist having sex with a plaintiff in an action over which he's presiding."
Democrats call it the "rape insurance" bill.
So what's the latest on this frigid Thursday from the wonderful worlds of science and technology? Read on, MacDuff... and damned be him who first cries 'Hold! Enough!'
"I'm 81 years old, and I need every penny that I can get, and that I do get."
The Michigan Economic Development Corp. announced approval of Michigan Business Development and Community Revitalization program incentives to four companies planning expansions in the state. The projects are expected to generate up to $35.4 million in investments and add 285 new jobs in Michigan.
Health care prices in October 2013 rose just 0.9 percent above the levels seen in October 2012, the lowest reading in the 50-plus years of data of the monthly Health Sector Economic Indicators released by the Center for Sustainable Health Spending at Ann Arbor's Altarum Institute.
The Troy engineering and software provider Altair announced an achievement in the electronics industry Wednesday that is expected to accelerate the development of new smartphones, tablets, home appliances and other consumer electronics while enabling engineers to create a wider range of durable designs.
The latest Michigan Future Business Index survey from Accident Fund insurance shows that owners of small and mid-sized businesses believe the Michigan economy has turned the corner and is moving in the right direction.
If we actually get clear skies Friday night, you'll have a chance to watch the best meteor shower of the year. The annual Geminid meteor shower started Dec. 4 and will peak Friday, Dec. 13.
You might remember the amazing shot Kentucky freshman James Young (Rochester H.S.) made earlier this season when he accidentally put it in his own basket.
The National Science Foundation has awarded a $1.32 million grant to five Michigan universities for a project that will increase the academic success of underrepresented minority graduate students and postdoctoral scholars in STEM (science, technology , engineering, and mathematics) fields, as well as women graduate students in gender-imbalanced fields.